Electrical Technology Program Overview

The Electrical Technology (ELT) program is a comprehensive 42-semester hour curriculum that blends classroom instruction with practical laboratory experience. To earn a certificate of completion, students must complete four academic courses totaling 12 semester hours, along with all mandatory career technical courses. The program also offers stackable short-term certificates and industry-recognized certifications, empowering students to build expertise step-by-step.

Our program is meticulously designed to furnish students with the essential knowledge, skills, and abilities for successful entry-level positions in the electrical technology field.

Program Awards

• Long-Term Certificate:

  • Electrical Technology

• Short-Term Certificates:

  • Commercial/Industrial Wiring

  • Industrial Controls

  • Residential Wiring

• Industry Certifications:

  • National Career Readiness Credential

  • NCCER Core

  • NCCER Electrical Level 1

  • OSHA 10-hr General Industry Safety/Health

Occupational Data

Electrical technicians play a crucial role in installing, operating, maintaining, and repairing electrical systems, including residential, commercial, and industrial power wiring, AC/DC motors, controls, and electrical distribution panels. As per the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median average wage for electrical technicians was $61,590 as of May 2023. Job growth in this field is expected to mirror the average growth rate of other occupations. With the increasing demand for electrical wiring in homes and businesses, the need for skilled electrical technicians is anticipated to rise.

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook